FA Cup 2011/2012

Liverpool will win 3-2.

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I'm not convinced that's in. If it was on the ground, it would obviously be a goal. But because it's in the air, it's not easy to say. Trying to get angles/perspective right, I would say that maybe half the ball is over the line and half isn't.

That's a lot closer to being a goal than I thought from the angle behind the goal.
Still don't think it was one but, frankly, who cares?

Spuds :pal:

Belated :haha: :haha: :haha: for the Spuds.

Chelsea just picked them off at will. They were simply walking through their alwful defence. Cudicini was terrible. Why did he think he was Luiz, trying keepy-uppies in his own box? Agent Gallas was also spectacular. What a pussy.

When was the last time the Premier League's most sought-after 'creative' midfielder Modric did anything remotely special? He's about as effective as Mikel going forward. The fact they had to rely on Colonel Sergeant Lord Sir Parker The Lionheart II to provide some attacking impetus with a few stout charges through the middle sums it up.


Dids :bow: unlocking Beast Mode™ for probably the penultimate time.

You'd think their athlete-ball will get shown up in their next few games though.

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Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm

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You can see the shadow of the ball on the ground.

Its more than 50% over the line, easily.

Yeah, it does look like a legit goal tbh. Although obviously in real time it would have been impossible to tell.

Sperz. :haha:

Thrashed fair and square.

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Originally Posted by Master Splinter

Belated :haha: :haha: :haha: for the Spuds.

Chelsea just picked them off at will. They were simply walking through their alwful defence.

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Cudicini

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was terrible. Why did he think he was Luiz, trying keepy-uppies in his own box? Agent Gallas was also spectacular. What a pussy.

When was the last time the Premier League's most sought-after 'creative' midfielder Modric did anything remotely special? He's about as effective as Mikel going forward. The fact they had to rely on Colonel Sergeant Lord Sir Parker The Lionheart II to provide some attacking impetus with a few stout charges through the middle sums it up.


Dids :bow: unlocking Beast Mode™ for probably the penultimate time.

You'd think their athlete-ball will get shown up in their next few games though.

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Should have played Brad did not see a reason to rest him

The sad bit about it is: If the spuds really did think they were harshly done by - and they probably would given how commentators and the immediate replays seemed to suggest the ball was "nowhere near" crossing the line - that news would've filtered through to the crowd quite quickly. With that in mind, why didn't the spuds stay until the end? If you felt your team was shafted, you'd surely stick around and support the players until the very end? The spuds were emptying very fast from 80 minutes.

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Originally Posted by Syn

The sad bit about it is: If the spuds really did think they were harshly done by - and they probably would given how commentators and the immediate replays seemed to suggest the ball was "nowhere near" crossing the line - that news would've filtered through to the crowd quite quickly. With that in mind, why didn't the spuds stay until the end? If you felt your team was shafted, you'd surely stick around and support the players until the very end? The spuds were emptying very fast from 80 minutes.

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:lol:

I must admit, I thought exactly the same when watching it.

Said to my old man; We'd be there until the end no matter what to give the lads a clap.

Alwful spuddy fans.